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    Hope Summers

    Character » Hope Summers appears in 1423 issues.

    The first mutant born after M-Day, Hope Summers is believed to either be the mutant messiah or the harbinger of death for humanity. She is an Omega-level mutant power manipulator and possesses a connection to the Phoenix Force.

    Mutant Messiah: 616 Hope Summers Respect Thread

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    Bio

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    After the Scarlet Witches Chaos Wave wiped out almost the entire mutant population, Hope Summers was the first mutant baby born since. A prophecy foretold that she would reignite the mutant race, while another foretold her to be a bringer of destruction. Later on, during the war between the Avengers and the X-Men, Hope proves the prophecy true using the power of the Phoenix to bring mutants back from the brink of extinction. Now, she is one of the Five on Krakoa, who are mutants specifically used to bring mutants back from the dead. Her mutant ability is described as power manipulation, where she can mimic the power of a mutant to its fullest potential, amplify mutant abilities, and unlock the full potential of a mutant.

    Her Phoenix abilities will be seen in the link below alongside the Phoenix Five.

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    Handbook

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    Hope Summers' bio, powers, and stats (X-Men: Phoenix Force Handbook)

    Power Manipulation

    Hickman's Omega Level List confirms Hope Summers to be the Omega Level Mutant for Power Manipulation. (House of X #1)
    Hickman's Omega Level List confirms Hope Summers to be the Omega Level Mutant for Power Manipulation. (House of X #1)

    As of House/Powers of X, Hope Summer's powers are confirmed to be under the head of "Powers Manipulation", meaning she has supreme control of the powers of other mutants as her main mutant ability. However, her powerset goes a little deeper than just power manipulation. So each section will go over what Hope's different abilities do. These powers are psionic in nature and passive.

    Power Detection

    Despite Gabriel Cohuelo running faster than the eye could see by virtue of his powers messing with time, yet Hope can sense him with her powers. (Uncanny X-Men vol 1 #527)
    Despite Gabriel Cohuelo running faster than the eye could see by virtue of his powers messing with time, yet Hope can sense him with her powers. (Uncanny X-Men vol 1 #527)
    Hope Summers is capable of identifying another mutants full capabilities (in this case, Exodus) when she mimics them, which seems to also include passive abilities. (Immortal X-Men #2)
    Hope Summers is capable of identifying another mutants full capabilities (in this case, Exodus) when she mimics them, which seems to also include passive abilities. (Immortal X-Men #2)

    Power Adjustment

    According to this handbook of sorts, Hope Summer's reset Rogue's powers when she removed the Strain 88 Virus as a baby. (Marvel Fact Files #2)
    According to this handbook of sorts, Hope Summer's reset Rogue's powers when she removed the Strain 88 Virus as a baby. (Marvel Fact Files #2)
    Hope's Five Lights suddenly X-Gene activates after Hope Summers's reappearance in the present. (X-Men: Second Coming #2)
    Hope's Five Lights suddenly X-Gene activates after Hope Summers's reappearance in the present. (X-Men: Second Coming #2)
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    Hope completes the mutation of the Five Lights on separate occasions with a touch. (Uncanny X-Men vol 1 #526-529; Generation Hope #3)
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    Hope resets the 7th Light's X-Gene to activate at the appropriate age. (Generation Hope #7)
    Hope turns off the mutant powers of Exodus, stating that being Omega-Level means there is no limit to what she can do with her power manipulation abilities. This, apparently, seems to include Omega-Level Mutants like Exodus. (Immortal X-Men #11)
    Hope turns off the mutant powers of Exodus, stating that being Omega-Level means there is no limit to what she can do with her power manipulation abilities. This, apparently, seems to include Omega-Level Mutants like Exodus. (Immortal X-Men #11)

    Pluripotent Echophraxic (Psionic Power Mimicry)

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    Hope's mimicry powers are explained under the name "pluripotent echopraxic", which means Hope duplicates powers psionically. (X-Force vol 4 #6)
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    By far the most mutants Hope has mimicked, Hope mimics all the students and some X-Men powers to take off Ku'urth's helmet single-handedly. The plan works, but the act of getting the helmet off exhausts Hope to the point of fainting. According to Scott, there are around over 100 mutants on Utopia and, according to Emma, the best part of half of them are children. Given Scott called all the students to frontline, Hope could very well have mimicked more than 20 mutants, not including unnamed mutants or any X-Men present to accompany the students like Magneto in one of the scans or the mutants attacking Ku'urth before he faced Hope. Some notable ones include Pixie, Magneto, Rockslide, and Gentle. (Uncanny X-Men vol 1 #541)
    Hope copies Psylocke's telepathy through technology that Hope is connected to. (X-Force vol 4 #9)
    Hope copies Psylocke's telepathy through technology that Hope is connected to. (X-Force vol 4 #9)
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    Hope Summers is capable of copying mutant powers stolen by a non-mutant magician who installed them in a duplicate clone of herself. (Immortal X-Men #17, 18)
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    With Jean's subconcsious blessing, Hope gains access to the Phoenix Force by mimicking Jean's powers, form cosmic wings and a sword of fire. This may imply either Hope can mimic more than just mutants, go so far as mimicking cosmic entities or it could imply Hope can mimic the extra attachments to a mutant, like maybe magic. We also get Hope possibly mimicking Exodus's belief based power augmentation. (Jean Grey vol 2 #4; Immortal X-Men #17)

    Power Synchronizing

    As a part of the Five, Hope's job is to unify and amp the mutants (Goldballs [now called Egg], Tempus, Proteus, and Elixir) powers to produce a resurrection. Without Hope, none of the mutants previously mentioned would be capable of accomplishing this feat. (House of X #5)
    As a part of the Five, Hope's job is to unify and amp the mutants (Goldballs [now called Egg], Tempus, Proteus, and Elixir) powers to produce a resurrection. Without Hope, none of the mutants previously mentioned would be capable of accomplishing this feat. (House of X #5)
    According to Beast, Hope is the most irreplaceable key to resurrection, with confirmation that attempts to replace her have been disastrous. The issue is that her abilities are more than augmenting the Five, showing the importance of her synergy abilities. (Immortal X-Men #10)
    According to Beast, Hope is the most irreplaceable key to resurrection, with confirmation that attempts to replace her have been disastrous. The issue is that her abilities are more than augmenting the Five, showing the importance of her synergy abilities. (Immortal X-Men #10)
    The Five, by Hope's direction, creates Cable's husk with his Techno-Organic Arm, displaying that they can control viruses and add them to the husks at will, even ones as powerful as the Techno-Organic Virus. (Cable vol 4 #11)
    The Five, by Hope's direction, creates Cable's husk with his Techno-Organic Arm, displaying that they can control viruses and add them to the husks at will, even ones as powerful as the Techno-Organic Virus. (Cable vol 4 #11)
    Through many requests from Quentin Quire, the Five are capable of making any adjustment to a husks body to fit the needs of an individual in the exact precise dimensions required. Since Hope is the leader and the one syncing with the others, she can be credited for making sure things are precise, during the process (though Laura Kinney can attest they are not always perfect). (X-Force vol 6 #17)
    Through many requests from Quentin Quire, the Five are capable of making any adjustment to a husks body to fit the needs of an individual in the exact precise dimensions required. Since Hope is the leader and the one syncing with the others, she can be credited for making sure things are precise, during the process (though Laura Kinney can attest they are not always perfect). (X-Force vol 6 #17)
    The Five seem to have the ability to inject their husks with outside attachments and can delay the minds of the individuals being resurrected. In this case, the Five inject Omega Red with a new carbonadium synthesizer and then they telepathically have his consciousness not engage with reality for several hours. (X-Force vol 6 #15)
    The Five seem to have the ability to inject their husks with outside attachments and can delay the minds of the individuals being resurrected. In this case, the Five inject Omega Red with a new carbonadium synthesizer and then they telepathically have his consciousness not engage with reality for several hours. (X-Force vol 6 #15)
    Though the exact make-up and attachments are done through a combo of Proteus, the DNA, and Tempus, Cable seems to credit Hope for installing a stealth arm in Cable's husk. Given that Cable just came out of the Egg in this, it is implied that Hope directed the Five to do so. (X-Men: Red vol 2 #3)
    Though the exact make-up and attachments are done through a combo of Proteus, the DNA, and Tempus, Cable seems to credit Hope for installing a stealth arm in Cable's husk. Given that Cable just came out of the Egg in this, it is implied that Hope directed the Five to do so. (X-Men: Red vol 2 #3)
    The Resurrection Protocols are confirmed to work for normal humans and mutates. Also, they, oddly enough, seem to resurrect Cap with his shield.(A.X.E.: Judgment Day #5; Immortal X-Men #7)
    The Resurrection Protocols are confirmed to work for normal humans and mutates. Also, they, oddly enough, seem to resurrect Cap with his shield.(A.X.E.: Judgment Day #5; Immortal X-Men #7)
    Hope and the Five conjure resurrection without using Sinister's DNA catalogue. It is unknown if this was done because of Mother Righteous's magic or the White Hot Room (which is where they are located at in the scan). For context, Mother Righteous is a powerful sorceress able to tap into the Waiting Room the Scarlet Witch created for Krakoa to access souls that are not in Cerebro's database. The White Hot Room is the realm of the Phoenix Force, where all creation originates and life is funneled to and from. (Immortal X-Men #16)
    Hope and the Five conjure resurrection without using Sinister's DNA catalogue. It is unknown if this was done because of Mother Righteous's magic or the White Hot Room (which is where they are located at in the scan). For context, Mother Righteous is a powerful sorceress able to tap into the Waiting Room the Scarlet Witch created for Krakoa to access souls that are not in Cerebro's database. The White Hot Room is the realm of the Phoenix Force, where all creation originates and life is funneled to and from. (Immortal X-Men #16)

    Power Augmentation

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    The resurrection protocol is described in full detail. Notable things regarding Hope: Hope is confirmed synergizing and enhancing the powers of the other four mutants during the process of resurrection. While four of the Five have noted that they are not under duress or fatigue or even massive exertion during the process, they are being amped by Hope, so its understandable. The thing about that is, testing showed ALL, meaning Hope as well, have an easier time doing this process and get stronger the more they practice. So Hope amping four other mutants' powers does not tire her, but it is rather euphoric in a fulfilling way. (House of X #5)
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    Hope quickly amps the Five enough to quickly make two viable husks for the resurrection protocol within seconds. (X-Factor vol 4 #4)
    Hope augments and sync's the Five for the resurrection of multiple mutants involved in the war against the Eternals for hours on end the duration non-stop. (A.X.E.: Judgment Day #2)
    Hope augments and sync's the Five for the resurrection of multiple mutants involved in the war against the Eternals for hours on end the duration non-stop. (A.X.E.: Judgment Day #2)
    Hope Summers amps Vulcan's energy manipulation to allow him to heat up the iron in the core of Mars to melt it. (Planet-Sized X-Men #1)
    Hope Summers amps Vulcan's energy manipulation to allow him to heat up the iron in the core of Mars to melt it. (Planet-Sized X-Men #1)
    Hope Summers amps Proteus reality manipulation powers to allow him to seemingly terraform Mars. (Planet-Sized X-Men #1)
    Hope Summers amps Proteus reality manipulation powers to allow him to seemingly terraform Mars. (Planet-Sized X-Men #1)
    Hope amps Monarch's reality manipulation powers to create a second SWORD station. (Planet-Sized X-Men #1)
    Hope amps Monarch's reality manipulation powers to create a second SWORD station. (Planet-Sized X-Men #1)
    With help from Monarch (Jamie Braddock), Hope Summers amplifies Sobunar's abilities to produce an oceanic ecosystem to create an entire ocean on Mars. (Planet-Sized X-Men #1)
    With help from Monarch (Jamie Braddock), Hope Summers amplifies Sobunar's abilities to produce an oceanic ecosystem to create an entire ocean on Mars. (Planet-Sized X-Men #1)
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    Hope Summers amps the Healer's healing capabilities. This displays that Hope has no need for skin contact to amp abilities. It also shows she can amp others who aren't the Five. (X-Men vol 5 #13)
    Hope syncs with Proteus, Synch, and two others and starts funneling power through Exodus, who then channels that power into Syne, a Hex with the power of the armories of Uranos, to briefly fight off the Progenitor, a Frankenstein-esque Celestial composed of the bits of other dead Celestial parts. (A.X.E.: Judgment Day #6)
    Hope syncs with Proteus, Synch, and two others and starts funneling power through Exodus, who then channels that power into Syne, a Hex with the power of the armories of Uranos, to briefly fight off the Progenitor, a Frankenstein-esque Celestial composed of the bits of other dead Celestial parts. (A.X.E.: Judgment Day #6)

    Power Absorption

    Hope breathes fire after absorbing Shao Lao's Iron Fist energy. (Avengers vs X-Men #10)
    Hope breathes fire after absorbing Shao Lao's Iron Fist energy. (Avengers vs X-Men #10)
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    After Hope used the Psmitar to unleash the psychic energy from Cable's mind, Hope inadvertently absorbed Cable's psychic abilities for weeks. (Cable and the X-Force #14, 16)

    Other Power Manipulation Abilities

    Hope takes control of Kenji's powers to end a fight, with possible Phoenix influence, though it could simply be Hope's power signature. (Generation Hope #15)
    Hope takes control of Kenji's powers to end a fight, with possible Phoenix influence, though it could simply be Hope's power signature. (Generation Hope #15)
    Not confirmed, but potentially possible. On AiPT's X-Men Monday #131, current Lead Editor of the X-Men Comics, Jordan D. White, states that Hope's powers have grown over the years and that there is nothing necessarily saying she can't tap into a power she has used in the past. He back-tracks after because it was going over how Hope manages to use telepathy in Inferno vol 2 #2, in which its more likely there was a telepath nearby than it is for Hope to use a power she has never displayed before. Still, the fact that Jordan suggests this displays that it is a potential possible ability that could fall under her powerset.
    Not confirmed, but potentially possible. On AiPT's X-Men Monday #131, current Lead Editor of the X-Men Comics, Jordan D. White, states that Hope's powers have grown over the years and that there is nothing necessarily saying she can't tap into a power she has used in the past. He back-tracks after because it was going over how Hope manages to use telepathy in Inferno vol 2 #2, in which its more likely there was a telepath nearby than it is for Hope to use a power she has never displayed before. Still, the fact that Jordan suggests this displays that it is a potential possible ability that could fall under her powerset.

    General Psionics

    This section will mostly contain other abilities that can explicitly be placed under "Power Manipulation" and aren't Mimicked Abilities. You will find a lot of them to be, seemingly, psionic in nature, but not all.

    Mental Link/ Bond

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    When a 7th light appears, it is revealed that Hope and her lights are connected psychically and can sense other lights. (Generation Hope #6)
    Hope demonstrates that she is so connected with the Light that she knows its gender before its born and that it doesn't want to be born. (Generation Hope #6)
    Hope demonstrates that she is so connected with the Light that she knows its gender before its born and that it doesn't want to be born. (Generation Hope #6)
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    Hope and the Lights senses the suicide of the 6th Light. (Generation Hope #9)

    Low-Level Mind-Control

    Rogue and Hope alludes to that connection Scott spoke of, where Rogue has a sudden extreme loyalty to Hope, which could extend Hope's influence over the Lights being applicable to other mutants she has connected with prior. (Generation Hope #6)
    Rogue and Hope alludes to that connection Scott spoke of, where Rogue has a sudden extreme loyalty to Hope, which could extend Hope's influence over the Lights being applicable to other mutants she has connected with prior. (Generation Hope #6)
    Scott alludes to Hope having the ability gain followers easily. It may sound like Hope is just charismatic or convincing, but we learn later that Hope has a degree of control over Light's, so it can be very possible that Hope can extend this influence outside of the Lights. (Generation Hope #6)
    Scott alludes to Hope having the ability gain followers easily. It may sound like Hope is just charismatic or convincing, but we learn later that Hope has a degree of control over Light's, so it can be very possible that Hope can extend this influence outside of the Lights. (Generation Hope #6)
    Laurie reveals Hope can instill feelings of determination that they wouldn't normally. This may sound like a mere reaction to Hope as a person, but it is revealed to be Hope having a degree of influence over her Lights. (Generation Hope #10)
    Laurie reveals Hope can instill feelings of determination that they wouldn't normally. This may sound like a mere reaction to Hope as a person, but it is revealed to be Hope having a degree of influence over her Lights. (Generation Hope #10)
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    Hope point-blank commands Laurie to stay with her and the Lights, in which Laurie angrily obeys. (Generation Hope #11)
    Kitty confirms Hope has low-level control over the Lights. (Generation Hope #12)
    Kitty confirms Hope has low-level control over the Lights. (Generation Hope #12)
    Kenji poses that that Hope can amass her own army so long as she keeps activating each new mutant and stabilizing their X-Gene. (Generation Hope #16)
    Kenji poses that that Hope can amass her own army so long as she keeps activating each new mutant and stabilizing their X-Gene. (Generation Hope #16)
    During the Krakoa era, the Five (Hope, Elixir, Proteus, Tempus, and Egg) share a closeness with each other after experiencing the Resurrection Protocols euphoric experience that leads to stronger mutant powers for everyone. Considering Hope is in charge of amping and synchronizing the Five's powers, it is most likely her doing in inducing this sort of closeness, given her history of inducing loyalty with mutants she forms a connection with, to the point where its described a s symbiotic process. (House of X #5)
    During the Krakoa era, the Five (Hope, Elixir, Proteus, Tempus, and Egg) share a closeness with each other after experiencing the Resurrection Protocols euphoric experience that leads to stronger mutant powers for everyone. Considering Hope is in charge of amping and synchronizing the Five's powers, it is most likely her doing in inducing this sort of closeness, given her history of inducing loyalty with mutants she forms a connection with, to the point where its described a s symbiotic process. (House of X #5)

    Other

    Hope Summer's birth short-circuits Cerebra and the entire mansion's systems. Cerebra is a global mutant detection machine that also increases the power of a telepath to global proportions without exerting themselves. (X-Men: Messiah Complex One-Shot)
    Hope Summer's birth short-circuits Cerebra and the entire mansion's systems. Cerebra is a global mutant detection machine that also increases the power of a telepath to global proportions without exerting themselves. (X-Men: Messiah Complex One-Shot)
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    Hope Summer's is invisible to Cerebra's scans. (X-Men: Second Coming #1)

    Iron Fist/ Shao Lao's Powers

    For a short time during the "Avengers vs X-Men" event, Hope briefly absorbed the powers of Shao Lao to fight against Dark Phoenix (Cyclops) alongside the Avengers and X-Men. Thus, she not only gains the power of the Iron Fist, but the direct powers of the ancient dragon, Shao Lao. It is unknown if these powers faded after AvX or if Hope is still capable of these same abilities.

    Hope uses Iron Fist powered punches to fight Scott Summers. Hope is also seen using Wanda's Chaos Magic against Wanda in the flashback. (Avengers vs X-Men #12)
    Hope uses Iron Fist powered punches to fight Scott Summers. Hope is also seen using Wanda's Chaos Magic against Wanda in the flashback. (Avengers vs X-Men #12)
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    After Hope commands the Phoenix to power down, Hope uses a 'Chaos Fist', a punch composed of the power of the Iron Fist and Scarlet Witches Chaos Magic, to send Cyclops to the Moon. (Avengers vs X-Men #10)
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    Hope uses a combination of the Iron Fist energy and Chaos Magic to fight Wanda. Hope is seen fully capable of wielding Chaos Magic as well as Wanda does as she blocks Wanda's hexes while utilizing her Iron Fist abilities. (AVX: VS #6)

    Messianic Cure

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    Baby Hope Summer's cures Rogue of her Strain 88 Virus. (New X-Men vol 2 #46; X-Men vol 2 #207)
    Kenji implies Hope can find a way to make him and Laurie look normal as an argument that she is not to be trusted. Whether Hope can do this through mimicking another mutant or if she can naturally control how the X-Gene interacts with the body is unknown, so this statement goes in this section. (Generation Hope #16)
    Kenji implies Hope can find a way to make him and Laurie look normal as an argument that she is not to be trusted. Whether Hope can do this through mimicking another mutant or if she can naturally control how the X-Gene interacts with the body is unknown, so this statement goes in this section. (Generation Hope #16)
    Hope, while tapping into the Phoenix, cures Cable of his TO Virus. (Avengers: X-Sanctioned#4)
    Hope, while tapping into the Phoenix, cures Cable of his TO Virus. (Avengers: X-Sanctioned#4)
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    It is revealed a year in the Sins of Sinister timeline that Hope was subconsciously/instinctively cleansing Sinister's library of mutant DNA. Thus, she inadvertently was the reason why Sinister could not infect the nation of Krakoa, until he took her out. (Sins of Sinister #1)

    Omega-Level Mimicry

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    As stated before, Hope's powerset before being revealed as a "Power Manipulator" was thought to have been "Power Mimicry". Though Hope is an omega level mutant with no perceived limit potentially, she, for the time being, has a limited distance to work with and she seems to only mimics a mutant powers, with some exceptions. It has been stated that she uses these powers to their greatest potential with full-control. For how the mechanics of how this power works, go to the power manipulation section. Every power under this section are mimicked with who the subject was in question.

    Telepathy

    Raw Power

    Cable: Hope senses Bishop's approach. (Cable vol 2 #21)
    Cable: Hope senses Bishop's approach. (Cable vol 2 #21)
    Celeste Cuckoo: Hope attacks Celeste before using Cerebra for exact coordinates and contacting her team to head to Pakistan. (Generation Hope #13)
    Celeste Cuckoo: Hope attacks Celeste before using Cerebra for exact coordinates and contacting her team to head to Pakistan. (Generation Hope #13)
    Emma Frost: Hope uses telepathy to connect with the entire Extinction Team. (Uncanny X-Men vol 2 #1)
    Emma Frost: Hope uses telepathy to connect with the entire Extinction Team. (Uncanny X-Men vol 2 #1)
    Possibly Cable or Blaquesmith: Hope telepathically communicates with Cable while shooting at Spider-Man. (Avengers: X-Sanctioned #4)
    Possibly Cable or Blaquesmith: Hope telepathically communicates with Cable while shooting at Spider-Man. (Avengers: X-Sanctioned #4)
    Possibly Cable or Blaquesmith: Hope communicates with Blaquesmith while defusing a bomb. (Avengers: X-Sanctioned #4)
    Possibly Cable or Blaquesmith: Hope communicates with Blaquesmith while defusing a bomb. (Avengers: X-Sanctioned #4)
    Cable: Hope slips past Cable's mental defenses and learns of the future he foresaw. Cable's powers were broken, but powered up. (Cable and the X-Force #3)
    Cable: Hope slips past Cable's mental defenses and learns of the future he foresaw. Cable's powers were broken, but powered up. (Cable and the X-Force #3)
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    Psylocke (Betsy Braddock): Comatose-Hope projects her thoughts and feelings, as well as the thoughts and feelings of Marrow's baby, into the mind of X-Force. Also, she broadcasts X-Force real location to crazed Fantomex. (X-Force vol 4 #14)
    Psylocke (Betsy Braddock) and Fantomex: Hope infiltrates X-Force's minds and taps into the broken insecurities, including Betsy herself. (X-Force vol 4 #15)
    Psylocke (Betsy Braddock) and Fantomex: Hope infiltrates X-Force's minds and taps into the broken insecurities, including Betsy herself. (X-Force vol 4 #15)
    Emma Frost: With Emma's blessing, Hope scan's Frost's mind. (Uncanny X-Men vol 5 #21)
    Emma Frost: With Emma's blessing, Hope scan's Frost's mind. (Uncanny X-Men vol 5 #21)
    Presumably Charles Xavier: Hope Summers awakens helmetless-Magneto and psychically embeds info into his head. (Trial of Magneto #2)
    Presumably Charles Xavier: Hope Summers awakens helmetless-Magneto and psychically embeds info into his head. (Trial of Magneto #2)
    Jean: Hope absorbs the memories and fear of a woman. (X-Men Unlimited: Infinity #61)
    Jean: Hope absorbs the memories and fear of a woman. (X-Men Unlimited: Infinity #61)
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    Jean: Hope scans the minds of a crowd of people in the subway area while fighting Reavers. (X-Men Unlimited: Infinity #61)
    Exodus (parallel timeline): With the faith of Krakoa amping her, Hope easily bypasses Mister Sinister's mental defenses, causing Sinister's fail-safe's to kill him before Hope can glean anything. Mister Sinister is considered among the most powerful telepaths on the planet, capable of fighting telepaths like of Emma Frost and Charles Xavier to an extended battle. (Immortal X-Men #9)
    Exodus (parallel timeline): With the faith of Krakoa amping her, Hope easily bypasses Mister Sinister's mental defenses, causing Sinister's fail-safe's to kill him before Hope can glean anything. Mister Sinister is considered among the most powerful telepaths on the planet, capable of fighting telepaths like of Emma Frost and Charles Xavier to an extended battle. (Immortal X-Men #9)
    Exodus/Emma/Xavier: Hope eavesdrops on the Quiet Council's vote for adding Selene to the council. It is unknown whose telepathy she is tapping into, but considering its a rather basic feat and all three telepaths are among three of the most powerful on the planet, just who she mimics won't really make the difference of the outcome. (Immortal X-Men #12)
    Exodus/Emma/Xavier: Hope eavesdrops on the Quiet Council's vote for adding Selene to the council. It is unknown whose telepathy she is tapping into, but considering its a rather basic feat and all three telepaths are among three of the most powerful on the planet, just who she mimics won't really make the difference of the outcome. (Immortal X-Men #12)
    Jean/Exodus (???): Hope reads the chaotic mind of Jean Grey while Jean's mind is broken and, in Hope's own words, on fire enough to learn that they are all in the White Hot Room. It is unclear if Hope is using Exodus's telepathy or Jean's. (Most probably Jean's, since Jean is connected to the Phoenix in that moment, putting Jean at cosmic levels in that moment far above her normal Omega-Level abilities) (Immortal X-Men #16)
    Jean/Exodus (???): Hope reads the chaotic mind of Jean Grey while Jean's mind is broken and, in Hope's own words, on fire enough to learn that they are all in the White Hot Room. It is unclear if Hope is using Exodus's telepathy or Jean's. (Most probably Jean's, since Jean is connected to the Phoenix in that moment, putting Jean at cosmic levels in that moment far above her normal Omega-Level abilities) (Immortal X-Men #16)

    Skill

    Celeste Cuckoo: When Hope used Cerebra, she got specifics on locale and topography for Pixie to teleport to. (Generation Hope #13)
    Celeste Cuckoo: When Hope used Cerebra, she got specifics on locale and topography for Pixie to teleport to. (Generation Hope #13)
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    Martinique Wyngarde: Hope conjures a physical illusion of Red Skull to distract Captain America, Rogue, and Havok. (Cable and the X-Force vol 1 #9)
    Psylocke (Betsy Braddock): Hope implants false memories into a soldier's mind for them to have a peaceful death. (X-Force vol 4 #9)
    Psylocke (Betsy Braddock): Hope implants false memories into a soldier's mind for them to have a peaceful death. (X-Force vol 4 #9)
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    Psylocke (Betsy Braddock) and Fantomex: Hope uses the culmination of what makes X-Force broken and ejects it from herself, making it a pure psionic projected orb to put into crazed-Fantomex's body and screw with Fantomex's hubris. (X-Force vol 4 #15)
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    Psylocke (Betsy Braddock) and Fantomex: Hope copies "the cure" for the Volga Effect in Fantomex on Cable. She basically has to restructure Cable's entire mind and body into a brand new identical copy in order to purge the impurities. How Hope restructures Cable's body is a mystery, but Hope definitely used Betsy's telepathy to purge the virus from Cable's mind. (X-Force vol 4 #15)
    Emma Frost: Hope wipes Warlock's memory. According to Hope, Warlock's thoughts are incredibly chaotic, implying it to be difficult to perform this feat. (Uncanny X-Men vol 5 #22)
    Emma Frost: Hope wipes Warlock's memory. According to Hope, Warlock's thoughts are incredibly chaotic, implying it to be difficult to perform this feat. (Uncanny X-Men vol 5 #22)
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    Charles Xavier: Hope helps Charles Xavier navigate the mind of an unconscious Magneto. Though she has trouble initially, Charles seems to teach her the techniques to use to bypass Magneto's mental defenses. (Trial of Magneto #2)
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    Unknown: Hope Summers uses Cerebro to upload minds into their husks, a job usually given to telepaths like Professor X, Jean Grey, or Emma Frost. According to X-Men Editor, Jordan D. White, Krakoa is full of telepaths and that there was most likely one around Hope at all times due to that population of them. (Inferno #2; New Mutants vol 4 #21)
    Any Telepath: Hope describes exactly what she and other telepaths experience when they access a mind in a Cerebro-cradle. (Wolverine vol 7 #31)
    Any Telepath: Hope describes exactly what she and other telepaths experience when they access a mind in a Cerebro-cradle. (Wolverine vol 7 #31)
    Unknown: Hope is seemingly capable of installing Wolverine's mind into his husk, despite the husk going into a berserker state upon hatching. Wolverine is known to have powerful mental defenses that keep him telepaths out of his head. (Wolverine vol 7 #27)
    Unknown: Hope is seemingly capable of installing Wolverine's mind into his husk, despite the husk going into a berserker state upon hatching. Wolverine is known to have powerful mental defenses that keep him telepaths out of his head. (Wolverine vol 7 #27)

    Offense

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    Cable: Hope takes control of a Reaver monster composed of multiple simple-minded Reaver-wannabe's. According to Hope, telepathy is a lot harder and had the punks been a little smarter, she never would have achieved such a feat. (Cable and the X-Force #17)
    Kid Cable: Hope Summers blindsided Kid Cable with a psychic assault to break up a fight between him and Wildside. (Cable vol 4 #9)
    Kid Cable: Hope Summers blindsided Kid Cable with a psychic assault to break up a fight between him and Wildside. (Cable vol 4 #9)

    Defense

    Jean Grey: Hope blocks Jean out of her mind. (X-Men: The Exterminated)
    Jean Grey: Hope blocks Jean out of her mind. (X-Men: The Exterminated)
    Jean Grey: Hope blocks Jean from the information on the time-machine the entire time they are searching through Cable's safehouses. (X-Men: The Exterminated)
    Jean Grey: Hope blocks Jean from the information on the time-machine the entire time they are searching through Cable's safehouses. (X-Men: The Exterminated)
    Emma Frost: Hope psychically shields herself to sneak up on Emma. ( Uncanny X-Men vol 5 #21)
    Emma Frost: Hope psychically shields herself to sneak up on Emma. ( Uncanny X-Men vol 5 #21)
    Exodus: Kitty Pryde states that Hope, Exodus, Charles Xavier, and Emma Frost could only be trapped in a psychic loop induced by a cluster of cloned brains of Charles Xavier for a few seconds before breaking free. (Immortal X-Men #9)
    Exodus: Kitty Pryde states that Hope, Exodus, Charles Xavier, and Emma Frost could only be trapped in a psychic loop induced by a cluster of cloned brains of Charles Xavier for a few seconds before breaking free. (Immortal X-Men #9)

    Range

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    Mentallo: Hope Summers communicates with Agent Abigail Brand on the SWORD space station within Earth's orbit. (S.W.O.R.D #4)
    Xavier: Hope telepathically communicates with every mutant on Krakoa (Pacific). It is not known if she also communicated with the Atlantic Krakoan island as well in this, so we will just assume every mutant traveled to the Grove. (Immortal X-Men #7)
    Xavier: Hope telepathically communicates with every mutant on Krakoa (Pacific). It is not known if she also communicated with the Atlantic Krakoan island as well in this, so we will just assume every mutant traveled to the Grove. (Immortal X-Men #7)
    Jean Grey: Hope and Jean track the Reavers in New York. (X-Men Unlimited: Infinity #61)
    Jean Grey: Hope and Jean track the Reavers in New York. (X-Men Unlimited: Infinity #61)

    Psychic Fights

    Emma Frost: Hope stalemates Sinister in a psychic battle. Her main goal was to block Sinister from controlling the X-Men, which she succeeds in, and try to infiltrate Sinister's head. (Uncanny X-Men vol 2 #3)
    Emma Frost: Hope stalemates Sinister in a psychic battle. Her main goal was to block Sinister from controlling the X-Men, which she succeeds in, and try to infiltrate Sinister's head. (Uncanny X-Men vol 2 #3)
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    Exodus (most likely), Xavier, or Emma Frost: Hope, with Emma Frost, Exodus', and Cerebro-Professor X's help, defeats the Uni-Mind with Exodus' powers after they ambush them. The Uni-Mind is a composite being filled with multiple Eternals in one single entity. In this case, about half the Eternal population is merged together to attack the Quiet Council. (A.X.E.: Judgement Day #1; Immortal X-Men #5)

    Telekinesis

    Raw Power

    Cable: Hope stops a bullet in mid-air before it hits her. (Cable vol 2 #21)
    Cable: Hope stops a bullet in mid-air before it hits her. (Cable vol 2 #21)
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    Exodus: Hope flies to stalemate Exodus (Granted, she is eventually punt aside by Exodus). Her psionic signature seems to be similar to flames, which may point to her connection with the Phoenix Force. (X-Men: Legacy vol 1#263)
    Cable: Hope starts lifting different debris from planes in her surroundings with no effort or notice. (Cable and the X-Force #1)
    Cable: Hope starts lifting different debris from planes in her surroundings with no effort or notice. (Cable and the X-Force #1)
    Cable: Hope throws a damaged Jeep at a group of Reaver-wannabes effortlessly. (Cable and the X-Force #16)
    Cable: Hope throws a damaged Jeep at a group of Reaver-wannabes effortlessly. (Cable and the X-Force #16)
    Cable: Hope tosses two punks into each other telekinetically and proceeds to help Cable solo an entire camp full (around 60) of Reaver interviewees. (Cable and the X-Force #16)
    Cable: Hope tosses two punks into each other telekinetically and proceeds to help Cable solo an entire camp full (around 60) of Reaver interviewees. (Cable and the X-Force #16)
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    Stryfe: Hope is forced by Stryfe to telepathically overload herself with psychic power and almost takes out everyone within a ten mile radius. With Bishop's help, Hope learns to take control and redirect the power she had produced. Interestingly, Hope seems to produce psychic flames, which possibly hints that her connection to the Phoenix Force exists after AvX. (Uncanny X-Force vol 2 #17)
    Cable: Hope telekinetically throws Metus away and then helps Cable hold Metus down telekinetically. (Cable vol 1 #155)
    Cable: Hope telekinetically throws Metus away and then helps Cable hold Metus down telekinetically. (Cable vol 1 #155)
    Jean Grey: Hope temporarily stalemates Jean with her own telekinesis to take back a time-machine, before Jean eventually overtakes her. (X-Men: The Exterminated)
    Jean Grey: Hope temporarily stalemates Jean with her own telekinesis to take back a time-machine, before Jean eventually overtakes her. (X-Men: The Exterminated)
    Jean Grey: Hope crushes a time machine telekinetically. (X-Men: The Exterminated)
    Jean Grey: Hope crushes a time machine telekinetically. (X-Men: The Exterminated)

    Complex Tk

    Exodus: Hope conjures a tk sword to attack Exodus with. (Exodus was not fighting back, only defending himself. So, the feat is only the fact that she can conjure a construct.) (Immortal X-Men #11)
    Exodus: Hope conjures a tk sword to attack Exodus with. (Exodus was not fighting back, only defending himself. So, the feat is only the fact that she can conjure a construct.) (Immortal X-Men #11)
    Various Telekinetics (most likely Exodus): According to Destiny, the telekinetics on Atlantic Krakoa (while in the White Hot Room) conjured barricades around the island to keep out invading clone Wolverine's (Logan). This would most probably include Hope tapping into any one of the telekinetics available (most likely Exodus). (Immortal X-Men #16)
    Various Telekinetics (most likely Exodus): According to Destiny, the telekinetics on Atlantic Krakoa (while in the White Hot Room) conjured barricades around the island to keep out invading clone Wolverine's (Logan). This would most probably include Hope tapping into any one of the telekinetics available (most likely Exodus). (Immortal X-Men #16)

    Micro TK (Cellular, Molecular, Atomic, etc.)

    Cable: Hope helps Cable expels the Techno Organic Virus from his body. (Cable vol 1 #159)
    Cable: Hope helps Cable expels the Techno Organic Virus from his body. (Cable vol 1 #159)
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    Exodus: For 9 days straight, Hope and Exodus have been utilizing his Omega-Level Telekinesis to gather ambient water vapor from the surrounding desert to feed a crowd of 250,000 mutants. And at night, Destiny states the telekinetics, which presumably includes Hope and Exodus, have been carving out caves in the desert for shelter for the 250,000 mutants. Whether this means one giant cave or many individual large caves to hold groups (probably the latter) is not specified. (Immortal X-Men #15)
    Exodus/Jean Grey (???): Hope creates a gun that is an exact copy of the 9 millimeter pistol she was gifted to by Cable with atomic-level telekinesis. (Rise of the Powers of X #2)
    Exodus/Jean Grey (???): Hope creates a gun that is an exact copy of the 9 millimeter pistol she was gifted to by Cable with atomic-level telekinesis. (Rise of the Powers of X #2)

    Offense

    Exodus: Hope and Exodus unleash a psychic pulse at torso height, which ends up obliterating Charles Xavier and Emma Frost while stirring up debris. (Immortal X-Men #9)
    Exodus: Hope and Exodus unleash a psychic pulse at torso height, which ends up obliterating Charles Xavier and Emma Frost while stirring up debris. (Immortal X-Men #9)
    Cable: Hope produces 'omega-level mind bullets
    Cable: Hope produces 'omega-level mind bullets" on a Reaver monster. (Cable and the X-Force #17)
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    Exodus: Hope and Exodus combine their telekinesis to unleash a powerful concussive blast that slices through the middle of Mister Sinister's ship. (Immortal X-Men #10)
    Exodus: Hope slices a clone of Wolverine in half with tk constructs of Wolverine's claws. This Wolverine was created by the White Hot Room, which not only is connected to all dimensions and realities across the omniverse, but can create identical copies of any reality or entirely new ones. In basic terms, this Wolverine would be equal to the real one. (Immortal X-Men vol 1 #16)
    Exodus: Hope slices a clone of Wolverine in half with tk constructs of Wolverine's claws. This Wolverine was created by the White Hot Room, which not only is connected to all dimensions and realities across the omniverse, but can create identical copies of any reality or entirely new ones. In basic terms, this Wolverine would be equal to the real one. (Immortal X-Men vol 1 #16)
    Exodus/Jean Grey (???): Hope appears to conjures a telekinetic enhanced punch that appears to be Phoenix-like in color against amalgamations of storybook monsters created by Mother Righteous. Considering Hope had tapped into the Phoenix Force earlier by copying Jean Grey, it is unknown if Hope was accessing Jean's powers to get a direct connection to the Phoenix in this moment or if she now has permanently re-opened her connection to the Phoenix and this is a result of mimicking Exodus's tk. (Immortal X-Men #18)
    Exodus/Jean Grey (???): Hope appears to conjures a telekinetic enhanced punch that appears to be Phoenix-like in color against amalgamations of storybook monsters created by Mother Righteous. Considering Hope had tapped into the Phoenix Force earlier by copying Jean Grey, it is unknown if Hope was accessing Jean's powers to get a direct connection to the Phoenix in this moment or if she now has permanently re-opened her connection to the Phoenix and this is a result of mimicking Exodus's tk. (Immortal X-Men #18)

    Defense

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    Cable: Hope, on instinct, drops tk shields on a camp filled with around 60 Reaver-wannabes to protect them from two giant explosions without even realizing it. (Cable and the X-Force #15, 16)
    Exodus: With the power of Krakoa's belief amping her, Hope Summers and Exodus conjure a giant tk shield that blocks a fire attack from Selene's giant kaiju for an extended period of time. (Immortal X-Men #2)
    Exodus: With the power of Krakoa's belief amping her, Hope Summers and Exodus conjure a giant tk shield that blocks a fire attack from Selene's giant kaiju for an extended period of time. (Immortal X-Men #2)
    Exodus: While flying carrying Egg, Hope encases the two of them in a tk bubble to block multiple bullets from clone Bishops. (Immortal X-Men #16)
    Exodus: While flying carrying Egg, Hope encases the two of them in a tk bubble to block multiple bullets from clone Bishops. (Immortal X-Men #16)

    Other Psionics

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    Cable: Hope gains precognition for a moment after touching Cable. (Cable and the X-Force #1)
    Armor, Cyclops: Hope generates psionic exoskeleton and then uses an optic blast against Bastion. (X-Force vol 3 #28)
    Armor, Cyclops: Hope generates psionic exoskeleton and then uses an optic blast against Bastion. (X-Force vol 3 #28)

    Ergokinesis

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    Bishop: Hope blasts Bishop back with his own powers. (Cable vol 2 #21)
    Cyclops: Hope uses optic beams to stalemate Bastion's energy beams, while seemingly tapping into the Phoenix to amp its power. (X-Force vol 3 #28)
    Cyclops: Hope uses optic beams to stalemate Bastion's energy beams, while seemingly tapping into the Phoenix to amp its power. (X-Force vol 3 #28)
    Cyclops: Hope uses an optic blast as a surprise attack against Scott. (Avengers vs X-Men #0)
    Cyclops: Hope uses an optic blast as a surprise attack against Scott. (Avengers vs X-Men #0)
    Cyclops: Hope copies Logan's healing factor and then uses Scott's optic blast before he can finish her off. (Uncanny X-Men vol 5 #15)
    Cyclops: Hope copies Logan's healing factor and then uses Scott's optic blast before he can finish her off. (Uncanny X-Men vol 5 #15)
    Sunspot: Hope instinctively seems to cover her hands and forearms in solar radition that absorbs the light of her body, putting them in darkness. (War of the Realms: Uncanny X-Men #1)
    Sunspot: Hope instinctively seems to cover her hands and forearms in solar radition that absorbs the light of her body, putting them in darkness. (War of the Realms: Uncanny X-Men #1)

    Electromagnetic Transference (as MeMe)

    MeMe: Hope hacks into a security system to unlock the door. (X-Force vol 4 #2)
    MeMe: Hope hacks into a security system to unlock the door. (X-Force vol 4 #2)
    MeMe: Hope hacks into X-Force systems and locates the information from the USB drive Cable needed. (X-Force vol 4 #2)
    MeMe: Hope hacks into X-Force systems and locates the information from the USB drive Cable needed. (X-Force vol 4 #2)
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    MeMe: Hope controls a flying device for maneuvering about and displaying a human-like face. These devices seem to have built in lasers that can put holes in a building with reinforced steel doors. (X-Force vol 4 #3)
    MeME: Hope shares information she found on Volga, presumably with her hovering devices that display her face. (X-Force vol 4 #3)
    MeME: Hope shares information she found on Volga, presumably with her hovering devices that display her face. (X-Force vol 4 #3)
    MeMe: Hope releases a facility filled with mutant prisoners. (X-Force vol 4 #3)
    MeMe: Hope releases a facility filled with mutant prisoners. (X-Force vol 4 #3)
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    MeMe:Hope has access to a mechanical tracking bug used to spray the target with a scented-liquid product to track its victim. She also taps into a call on an advanced wrist watch and scrambles it. (X-Force vol 4 #4)
    Hope taps into the nanobots in Fantomex brain and takes him to the datascape. She also seems to be capable of tapping into his nerves that cause pleasure. (X-Force vol 4 #7)
    Hope taps into the nanobots in Fantomex brain and takes him to the datascape. She also seems to be capable of tapping into his nerves that cause pleasure. (X-Force vol 4 #7)
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    MeMe: Hope's technology can take human form. We also see Hope disrupt a Quasi-Mutant Cyborg's systems. (X-Force vol 4 #8, 9)
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    MeMe: Hope scours Fantomex's mind through the technology in his head. She is able to do this with Fantomex's blessing, displaying the ability to kick her out if he doesn't want her in there. (X-Force vol 4 #11)
    MeMe: Hope accidentally transfers to Volga's robotic guard after being purged from Fantomex' mind. (X-Force vol 4 #11)
    MeMe: Hope accidentally transfers to Volga's robotic guard after being purged from Fantomex' mind. (X-Force vol 4 #11)
    MeMe: Hope scours the surveillance systems for Volga and finds an echo of the real MeMe and leads her away. (X-Force vol 4 #12)
    MeMe: Hope scours the surveillance systems for Volga and finds an echo of the real MeMe and leads her away. (X-Force vol 4 #12)
    MeMe: Hope completely hacks into Fantomex's brain and inserts a fake illusion of him defeating everyone he believes may have a chance at being better than him. (X-Force vol 4 #13)
    MeMe: Hope completely hacks into Fantomex's brain and inserts a fake illusion of him defeating everyone he believes may have a chance at being better than him. (X-Force vol 4 #13)
    MeMe: Hope was keeping MeMe alive subconsciously in the system for the duration she was masquerading as MeMe. When Hope leaves the electronic body of MeMe, MeMe expires. (X-Force vol 4 #13, 14)
    MeMe: Hope was keeping MeMe alive subconsciously in the system for the duration she was masquerading as MeMe. When Hope leaves the electronic body of MeMe, MeMe expires. (X-Force vol 4 #13, 14)

    Elemental Powers

    Iceman, Surge, Colossus: Hope transforms into organic steel to conduct the electricity through her punch. Then, she encases Bastion in an ice pillar. (X-Force vol 3 #28)
    Iceman, Surge, Colossus: Hope transforms into organic steel to conduct the electricity through her punch. Then, she encases Bastion in an ice pillar. (X-Force vol 3 #28)
    Magma: Hope creates a rock barrier to block Bastion's rockets. She then starts to summoning debris and a pyrokinetic aura. Whether the fire is Phoenix fire or Magma's pyrokinesis is uncertain. (X-Force vol 3 #28)
    Magma: Hope creates a rock barrier to block Bastion's rockets. She then starts to summoning debris and a pyrokinetic aura. Whether the fire is Phoenix fire or Magma's pyrokinesis is uncertain. (X-Force vol 3 #28)
    Storm: Hope kills Mister Sinister in large battle armor with a lightning bolt from across the room. (Immortal X-Men #9)
    Storm: Hope kills Mister Sinister in large battle armor with a lightning bolt from across the room. (Immortal X-Men #9)

    Biokinesis & Enhanced Physiology

    Sárkakinesis/ Flesh Manipulation (Psionic)

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    Zero (Kenji Uedo): Hope grows an extra eye to see her surroundings. Kenji's powers are the ability to grow different limbs and control them at will. He can even use a degree of telepahtic abilities with another person through contact with these limbs. (Generation Hope #2)
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    Zero (Kenji Uedo): Hope creates an escape from Kenji's flesh cocoon and frees herself, though this tires her and she faints. (Generation Hope #2)
    Zero (Kenji Uedo): Hope uses Kenji's powers against him while sending a tiny bio-mechanical limb to send Cyclops a message in his head. (Generation Hope #3)
    Zero (Kenji Uedo): Hope uses Kenji's powers against him while sending a tiny bio-mechanical limb to send Cyclops a message in his head. (Generation Hope #3)
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    Zero(Kenji Uedo): Hope creates a gigantic, flesh-kaiju to fight against Kenji's kaiju and defeat him at his own game. (Generation Hope #3)

    Shape-Shifting

    Namor: Hope goes toe-to-toe with Namor for a brief period of time, flying by growing a pair of teeny-tiny wings on her ankles. (Namor: The First Mutant Annual #1)
    Namor: Hope goes toe-to-toe with Namor for a brief period of time, flying by growing a pair of teeny-tiny wings on her ankles. (Namor: The First Mutant Annual #1)
    Emma Frost, Magik: With help from Emma,, Hope instinctively turns to diamond form to free herself of Sinister's mind-control. Hope then mimics Magik's teleportation. (Uncanny X-Men vol 2 #2)
    Emma Frost, Magik: With help from Emma,, Hope instinctively turns to diamond form to free herself of Sinister's mind-control. Hope then mimics Magik's teleportation. (Uncanny X-Men vol 2 #2)
    Wolverine (Logan): After gaining Wolverine's healing factor, Hope uses her bone claws to deal with Shi'ar Death Commandos. (Wolverine and the X-Men vol 1 #11)
    Wolverine (Logan): After gaining Wolverine's healing factor, Hope uses her bone claws to deal with Shi'ar Death Commandos. (Wolverine and the X-Men vol 1 #11)
    Marrow: Comatose-Hope uses bone spike regeneration, which comes with a healing factor, to achieve movement. (X-Force vol 4 #14)
    Marrow: Comatose-Hope uses bone spike regeneration, which comes with a healing factor, to achieve movement. (X-Force vol 4 #14)

    Other

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    Wolverine: Hope begins to heal from being shot in both legs multiple time and having her face sliced by Crimson Commando. (Uncanny X-Men vol 1 #539)
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    Purple Woman: Hope mind controls her parents, Havok, and Captain America. (Cable and the X-Force vol 1 #9)
    Unnamed-Mutant Girl: Hope gains X-Ray Vision that allows her to see through the clothes of everyone around her. (Cable and the X-Force #1)
    Unnamed-Mutant Girl: Hope gains X-Ray Vision that allows her to see through the clothes of everyone around her. (Cable and the X-Force #1)
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    Dr. Nemesis: Hope copies the super-intelligence of Dr. Nemesis to come up with a plan to hold off amped-Fantomex and cure him of the Volga Effect. (X-Force vol 4 #14, 15)
    Multiple Man: Hope creates her own army of dupes. Like the real Jamie Maddrox, Hope's dupes seem to have minds of their own, which gives them different personalities and may give some different instincts from the original. It also hurts her when they die, but she is a lot tougher than Jamie, resulting in her being capable of bearing the pain and stay in combat. (War of the Realms: Uncanny X-Men #2)
    Multiple Man: Hope creates her own army of dupes. Like the real Jamie Maddrox, Hope's dupes seem to have minds of their own, which gives them different personalities and may give some different instincts from the original. It also hurts her when they die, but she is a lot tougher than Jamie, resulting in her being capable of bearing the pain and stay in combat. (War of the Realms: Uncanny X-Men #2)
    Exodus: Hope no-sells Storm's angered-lightning strike that Storm claims would shatter mountains, with Storm herself stating that it acted like a mere splash of water to the face. (Immortal X-Men #11)
    Exodus: Hope no-sells Storm's angered-lightning strike that Storm claims would shatter mountains, with Storm herself stating that it acted like a mere splash of water to the face. (Immortal X-Men #11)

    Other Powers

    Magik: Hope surprise attacks Sinister by shooting him as she teleports to him from outside. (Uncanny X-Men vol 2 #3)
    Magik: Hope surprise attacks Sinister by shooting him as she teleports to him from outside. (Uncanny X-Men vol 2 #3)
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    Scarlet Witch: When Scarlet Witch attempts to subdue Hope with her Chaos Magic, Hope overpowers the hex and stalemates Wanda further until Wanda convinces her to calm down, with the effect starting to tear apart a portion of the planet. (AVX: VS #6)
    Scarlet Witch: While keeping the Phoenix under control, Hope uses Chaos Magic and her control over the Phoenix Force to disperse the Phoenix energy form across the entire planet to bring mutants back. (Avengers vs X-Men #10)
    Scarlet Witch: While keeping the Phoenix under control, Hope uses Chaos Magic and her control over the Phoenix Force to disperse the Phoenix energy form across the entire planet to bring mutants back. (Avengers vs X-Men #10)
    Volga Effect-Fantomex: With help from Forget-Me-Not, Hope copies Fantomex' new form, aptly named the Volga Effect, to come out of her coma. This gives her the ability to conjure new powers at will, such as Techno-Organic Wings, psionic energy manipulation, healing factor, and more. (X-Force vol 4 #14)
    Volga Effect-Fantomex: With help from Forget-Me-Not, Hope copies Fantomex' new form, aptly named the Volga Effect, to come out of her coma. This gives her the ability to conjure new powers at will, such as Techno-Organic Wings, psionic energy manipulation, healing factor, and more. (X-Force vol 4 #14)
    Magik: Hope teleports the X-Men away from Magik. (Uncanny X-Men vol 5 #21)
    Magik: Hope teleports the X-Men away from Magik. (Uncanny X-Men vol 5 #21)
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    Hope copies Magik's teleportation to go from Krakoa to London and back to Krakoa in seconds time. (Immortal X-Men #2)
    Hope shields against Rasputin IV's Soulsword while calling to Exodus for help telepathically. It is unknown whose powers Hope is tapping into, but she was last seen in a room with Charles Xavier and Exodus, so it could be telekinesis. Still, this is Krakoa, filled with mutants of all kinds of powersets. As likely as it is to say Hope is using tk (Exodus's especially), it is not entirely certain to say for sure. (Immortal X-Men #12)
    Hope shields against Rasputin IV's Soulsword while calling to Exodus for help telepathically. It is unknown whose powers Hope is tapping into, but she was last seen in a room with Charles Xavier and Exodus, so it could be telekinesis. Still, this is Krakoa, filled with mutants of all kinds of powersets. As likely as it is to say Hope is using tk (Exodus's especially), it is not entirely certain to say for sure. (Immortal X-Men #12)
    Hope, seemingly, copies Rasputin IV's organic steel form and conjures her own Soulsword (or perhaps a different mutant's ability to conjure a fiery/energy sword) to fight with Rasputin. Rasputin IV is a Chimera composed of five different mutant genetics (Colossus, Kitty Pryde, Unus the Untouchable, X-23, and Quentin Quire) in a single individual. (Immortal X-Men #12)
    Hope, seemingly, copies Rasputin IV's organic steel form and conjures her own Soulsword (or perhaps a different mutant's ability to conjure a fiery/energy sword) to fight with Rasputin. Rasputin IV is a Chimera composed of five different mutant genetics (Colossus, Kitty Pryde, Unus the Untouchable, X-23, and Quentin Quire) in a single individual. (Immortal X-Men #12)

    Other Abilities

    Physical Combat

    Scott attests that Hope has training and experience on par with any X-Man. (Generation Hope #5)
    Scott attests that Hope has training and experience on par with any X-Man. (Generation Hope #5)
    Hope surprise attacks Bishop and keeps him at bay for a small amount of time. (Cable vol 2 #21)
    Hope surprise attacks Bishop and keeps him at bay for a small amount of time. (Cable vol 2 #21)
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    Hope and Cyclops solo a group of Negative Zone alien soldiers until the aliens call for back-up. (Uncanny X-Men Annual vol 2 #3)
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    Hope fights an unarmed-Bishop and takes him down. For context, Bishop has changed and has no intent on killing Hope, while Hope is bloodlusted and armed with many weapons. (Cable and the X-Force #18)
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    Hope beats Exodus to a pulp, declaring that she used to spar with Cable as a little girl (who is way bigger than Exodus) and that Exodus would have a chance if he were on a horse with a lance. (Immortal X-Men #11)
    Hope dodges psychic lightning to get to Cable. (Cable and the X-Force #15)
    Hope dodges psychic lightning to get to Cable. (Cable and the X-Force #15)
    Hope flips over a Turnpike Authority soldier and holds him hostage, despite preciously being held at gunpoint by a group from the Turnpike Authority. (Cable vol 2 #23)
    Hope flips over a Turnpike Authority soldier and holds him hostage, despite preciously being held at gunpoint by a group from the Turnpike Authority. (Cable vol 2 #23)
    Hope flip kicks into one soldier and takes the other soldier with a palm strike to his chest. (Cable vol 2 #23)
    Hope flip kicks into one soldier and takes the other soldier with a palm strike to his chest. (Cable vol 2 #23)
    Hope ko's Scarlet Witch with a last sucker punch after a long fight with her. (AVX: VS #6)
    Hope ko's Scarlet Witch with a last sucker punch after a long fight with her. (AVX: VS #6)
    Hope ko's a Serpent Society member by repeatedly headbutting her. (Avengers vs X-Men #0)
    Hope ko's a Serpent Society member by repeatedly headbutting her. (Avengers vs X-Men #0)
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    Hope, while training with Nate Grey against Danger Room traps, holds her own in a Danger Room session. (New Mutants vol 3 #33)
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    Hope stalemates Danielle Moonstar in a random fight. (New Mutants vol 3 #13)
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    Despite Laurie surprising Hope with an attack, Hope turns the tide. (Generation Hope vol 1 #11)
    Hope spars with Colossus, who is holding back. (Avengers vol 4 #24.1)
    Hope spars with Colossus, who is holding back. (Avengers vol 4 #24.1)
    Hope decks Teon Macik before he can pounce her. (Uncanny X-Men vol 1 #529)
    Hope decks Teon Macik before he can pounce her. (Uncanny X-Men vol 1 #529)
    Hope chokes Bonebreaker until he falls unconscious. (Cable and the X-Force #15)
    Hope chokes Bonebreaker until he falls unconscious. (Cable and the X-Force #15)
    Hope headbutts Wanda so hard she is....sent flying?.... This may have been a combo of a headbutt and Chaos Magic to produce that effect. (AVX: VS #6)
    Hope headbutts Wanda so hard she is....sent flying?.... This may have been a combo of a headbutt and Chaos Magic to produce that effect. (AVX: VS #6)
    Hope is seen beating the living daylights out of Cottonmouth, with the only blood seen on her is from Cottonmouth. (Avengers vs X-Men #0)
    Hope is seen beating the living daylights out of Cottonmouth, with the only blood seen on her is from Cottonmouth. (Avengers vs X-Men #0)
    9 year old Hope sucker punches Stryfe as Cable has taught her before. (Cable vol 2 #15)
    9 year old Hope sucker punches Stryfe as Cable has taught her before. (Cable vol 2 #15)

    Tactical Skill and Weapon Proficiency

    Given her training from Cable, Hope Summers is pretty proficient in using artillery of different kinds and building her own technology. This resourcefulness makes her pretty prepared for every battle she is going into. The most consistent weapons she usually carries on her person though include her fathers rifle, a Psimitar (either one Blaquesmith gave her or Cable's), and a knife. She may also use a jetpack every so often for fast travel.

    Mystique (masquerading as Charles Xavier) gifts Hope Summers with a Cerebro helmet. (Inferno #2)
    Mystique (masquerading as Charles Xavier) gifts Hope Summers with a Cerebro helmet. (Inferno #2)
    Hope uses a blaster rifle on Exodus. (X-Men: Legacy vol 1 #262)
    Hope uses a blaster rifle on Exodus. (X-Men: Legacy vol 1 #262)
    Hope uses her blaster rifle on Metus. (Cable vol 1 #155)
    Hope uses her blaster rifle on Metus. (Cable vol 1 #155)
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    With Destiny giving Hope Summers info of when and where Selene will be, Hope uses Magik's powers to port to London, snipe Selene with a Mysterium bullet that kills her, and ports back to Krakoa. This all happened within seconds time consecutively and would be considered impossible by most, yet Hope's training under Cable allows her to accomplish this. (Immortal X-Men #2)
    Hope snipes the commanding Sinister in the diamond forehead. (Uncanny X-Men vol 2 #2)
    Hope snipes the commanding Sinister in the diamond forehead. (Uncanny X-Men vol 2 #2)
    Hope snipes a Sinister clone through his helmet. (Uncanny X-Men vol 2 #2)
    Hope snipes a Sinister clone through his helmet. (Uncanny X-Men vol 2 #2)
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    With help from Cable, Hope takes up arms against the Purifiers with a pistol and a sniper. (Uncanny X-Men vol 1 #523)
    Hope knows where all of Cable's safehouses are and cleaned them out after his death. Who knows how many weapons hope decided to keep afterwards. (X-Men: The Exterminated)
    Hope knows where all of Cable's safehouses are and cleaned them out after his death. Who knows how many weapons hope decided to keep afterwards. (X-Men: The Exterminated)
    Hope has access to an armory in an airplane boneyard. It's either self-built with some of Cable's old weaponry like a Psimitar or this is one of Cable's old hideouts. Hope also has a rocket vehicle for fast travel. (Jean Grey #9)
    Hope has access to an armory in an airplane boneyard. It's either self-built with some of Cable's old weaponry like a Psimitar or this is one of Cable's old hideouts. Hope also has a rocket vehicle for fast travel. (Jean Grey #9)
    Hope has a portable cpu to access and her own satellites (i.e. satellites she may have hijacked) to monitor for cosmic activity. Hope also seems to have a rifle, this may have been the rifle she used on Exodus. (Jean Grey #9)
    Hope has a portable cpu to access and her own satellites (i.e. satellites she may have hijacked) to monitor for cosmic activity. Hope also seems to have a rifle, this may have been the rifle she used on Exodus. (Jean Grey #9)
    Hope uses a Psimitar and Jean Grey's powers against Deadpool blast at him. Hope also stalemates Deadpool's sword fighting skills, albeit with Deadpool debatably holding back. (X-Men: The Exterminated)
    Hope uses a Psimitar and Jean Grey's powers against Deadpool blast at him. Hope also stalemates Deadpool's sword fighting skills, albeit with Deadpool debatably holding back. (X-Men: The Exterminated)
    Hope is gifted a jetpack by She-Stryfe, an alternate future version of herself. (Cable and the X-Force #14)
    Hope is gifted a jetpack by She-Stryfe, an alternate future version of herself. (Cable and the X-Force #14)
    Hope steals Scott's jetpack. For a time, Hope tended to use this for fast travel after Avengers vs X-Men, considering she has no mutants to mimic their flight with. Domino damaged it in Cable and the X-Force #2, putting it out of commission. (Avengers vs X-Men #0)
    Hope steals Scott's jetpack. For a time, Hope tended to use this for fast travel after Avengers vs X-Men, considering she has no mutants to mimic their flight with. Domino damaged it in Cable and the X-Force #2, putting it out of commission. (Avengers vs X-Men #0)
    Hope hacks X-Force intel and solos nearly an entire hideout for A.I.M. (Cable and the X-Force #1)
    Hope hacks X-Force intel and solos nearly an entire hideout for A.I.M. (Cable and the X-Force #1)
    At around age 11, Hope leads Emil into a trap and puts a knife to his throat. Hope will usually keep a knife on her person fpr emergencies throughout her history. (Cable vol 2 #18)
    At around age 11, Hope leads Emil into a trap and puts a knife to his throat. Hope will usually keep a knife on her person fpr emergencies throughout her history. (Cable vol 2 #18)
    Hope's precision is clean that she can stab a man and be close enough to not kill unless she made a slight nudge with her blade, as demonstrated on Bishop here. (Uncanny X-Force vol 2 #17)
    Hope's precision is clean that she can stab a man and be close enough to not kill unless she made a slight nudge with her blade, as demonstrated on Bishop here. (Uncanny X-Force vol 2 #17)
    Hope cuts off Bushmaster's cybernetic arms with a knife. (Avengers vs X-Men #0)
    Hope cuts off Bushmaster's cybernetic arms with a knife. (Avengers vs X-Men #0)
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    Young Hope Summers, most likely age 9, almost shoots Bishop dead center with a gun. She probably would have killed him had Cable not saved Bishop. (Cable vol 1 #156)
    After the incident with Bishop, Cable teaches young Hope how to shoot. (Cable vol 1 #156)
    After the incident with Bishop, Cable teaches young Hope how to shoot. (Cable vol 1 #156)
    Hope, around age 13 or 14-ish, makes a hole in the wall to take to shots at a nearby tank with a pistol. (Cable vol 2 #23)
    Hope, around age 13 or 14-ish, makes a hole in the wall to take to shots at a nearby tank with a pistol. (Cable vol 2 #23)
    Hope dodges bullet fire from the Smile Faces and shoots them with what looks like a handgun. (X-Men: Second Coming #1)
    Hope dodges bullet fire from the Smile Faces and shoots them with what looks like a handgun. (X-Men: Second Coming #1)
    Despite getting stabbed in the back by Wolverine, Hope manages to shoot Scott in the eye with a pistol. (Uncanny X-Men vol 5 #15)
    Despite getting stabbed in the back by Wolverine, Hope manages to shoot Scott in the eye with a pistol. (Uncanny X-Men vol 5 #15)
    Hope uses a laser blaster of some sort to destroy the bottom half of Bonebreaker. (Cable and the X-Force #15)
    Hope uses a laser blaster of some sort to destroy the bottom half of Bonebreaker. (Cable and the X-Force #15)
    Hope uses a ZRT Pull Rifle to blow up a Sentinel. (X-Men: Legacy vol 1 #237)
    Hope uses a ZRT Pull Rifle to blow up a Sentinel. (X-Men: Legacy vol 1 #237)
    Hope uses a Rocket Launcher and almost hits Bishop with her shot. (Cable and the X-Force #18)
    Hope uses a Rocket Launcher and almost hits Bishop with her shot. (Cable and the X-Force #18)
    Hope uses a flamethrower, or possibly a rifle, of sorts to storm an AIM hideout with help from Wolverine. (Avengers vs X-Men #4)
    Hope uses a flamethrower, or possibly a rifle, of sorts to storm an AIM hideout with help from Wolverine. (Avengers vs X-Men #4)
    Hope ko's Boom-Boom with a shock baton. (Cable and the X-Force #18)
    Hope ko's Boom-Boom with a shock baton. (Cable and the X-Force #18)
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    Hope builds a signal disruptor device made to confuse Cerebra, and possibly other devices like it, by giving it five false locations. (Avengers vs X-Men #3)
    Hope has scuba gear and a harpoon. (AvX: Consequences #4)
    Hope has scuba gear and a harpoon. (AvX: Consequences #4)
    Hope disarms a random mobster in 1933. This is also where Hope self-teaches herself to drive what could be assumed is a stick-shift, given that this is the 1930's.(Cable vol 2 #24)
    Hope disarms a random mobster in 1933. This is also where Hope self-teaches herself to drive what could be assumed is a stick-shift, given that this is the 1930's.(Cable vol 2 #24)
    Hope drives an ATV to save a trapped little girl. (Cable and the X-Force #2)
    Hope drives an ATV to save a trapped little girl. (Cable and the X-Force #2)
    Hope flies the Blackbird and bombs a giant Phalanx of sorts. (Uncanny X-Men vol 2 #4)
    Hope flies the Blackbird and bombs a giant Phalanx of sorts. (Uncanny X-Men vol 2 #4)

    Accolades

    According to Jean Grey, she and Hope are two of the strongest mutants in the world. (X-Men: The Exterminated)
    According to Jean Grey, she and Hope are two of the strongest mutants in the world. (X-Men: The Exterminated)
    Hope is considered the highest threat among the mutants present at a construction site. Note: Hellion, Magneto, Psylocke, Random, and Colossus were all present at the site when Karima scanned it. (X-Men: Legacy vol 1 #242)
    Hope is considered the highest threat among the mutants present at a construction site. Note: Hellion, Magneto, Psylocke, Random, and Colossus were all present at the site when Karima scanned it. (X-Men: Legacy vol 1 #242)
    Danielle Moonstar claims that Hope's powers are in a class of their own. (New Mutants vol 3 #28)
    Danielle Moonstar claims that Hope's powers are in a class of their own. (New Mutants vol 3 #28)
    Karima with Sentinel tech controlling her dubbed Hope as first priority with an un-quantifiable threat level. (X-Men: Legacy vol 1 #243)
    Karima with Sentinel tech controlling her dubbed Hope as first priority with an un-quantifiable threat level. (X-Men: Legacy vol 1 #243)
    Reverend William Stryker claims to have seen the rise of Hope Summers, a mutant so powerful that none of the Purifiers could stop her. (New X-Men vol 2 #36)
    Reverend William Stryker claims to have seen the rise of Hope Summers, a mutant so powerful that none of the Purifiers could stop her. (New X-Men vol 2 #36)
    Alt Apocalypse (Earth-80521) claims to sense young 9 year old Hope's power and deems her fit to be a host for Apocalypse. (X-Force vol 3 #16)
    Alt Apocalypse (Earth-80521) claims to sense young 9 year old Hope's power and deems her fit to be a host for Apocalypse. (X-Force vol 3 #16)
    Captain America seems to respect Hope Summers for all she has been through and still having a level-head. (Heroic Age: X-Men)
    Captain America seems to respect Hope Summers for all she has been through and still having a level-head. (Heroic Age: X-Men)
    Iron Man's theory alludes to Hope Summers' birth coinciding with the Phoenix will to create more mutants on the planet. He also states her birth was a sign of an explosion of power. Given that he wasn't there during Messiah Complex, it can be said that either he had scanners that recorded her power when she was born or he was told of what happened on that day of her birth. (Avengers vs X-Men #12)
    Iron Man's theory alludes to Hope Summers' birth coinciding with the Phoenix will to create more mutants on the planet. He also states her birth was a sign of an explosion of power. Given that he wasn't there during Messiah Complex, it can be said that either he had scanners that recorded her power when she was born or he was told of what happened on that day of her birth. (Avengers vs X-Men #12)

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    #2 yuuki157

    @pyrofn: Given the fact that Hope is not that popular,is really hard to see an solid Respect Thread of her

    That's an amazing job :)

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    #3 YvesSummers

    Can she still use the powers of the Phoenix without being the host? I remember scarlet witch saying that she was "a part of the Phoenix" so that seems logical.

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    Reserved for use

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    #5 yuuki157

    What is the difference between her "Power Mimicry" and "Power Absorption" tho ? Wouldn't be simplier to put it in just one category ?

    Also really interesting on how Hope powers has been growing on the last few years...i wonder if we're going to ever see her manipulating the powers of non-mutants again,although this would make her incredibly broken lol

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    @yuuki157:

    What is the difference between her "Power Mimicry" and "Power Absorption" tho ? Wouldn't be simplier to put it in just one category ?

    Power absorption is basically taking the powers from a person and leaving them less powerful than they were basically rogue, it really depends but mimicry is copying powers, it doesn't affect the power-levels of the copied one.

    Also really interesting on how Hope powers has been growing on the last few years...i wonder if we're going to ever see her manipulating the powers of non-mutants again,although this would make her incredibly broken lol.

    I don't think that this will ever happen, we already have synch who is doing something similar to this and tbh, i really do not like the fact that his limits are very small.

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